Spider Robinson’s latest podcast features a Hugo and Nebula Award winning novellete by Theodore Sturgeon. Robinson calls Sturgeon ‘the second greatest Science Fiction author of all time’ (with Heinlein being #1). At the end of the podcast Robinson also promises two more Sturgeon stories in future podcasts. The reading for this one though begins about […]
The SFFaudio Podcast #018 – a podcast about audiobooks, audio drama, History and most of all mutiny! This is mutiny mister! Talked about on today’s show: One way to get around DRM (swapping iPods), Blackstone Audio arrivals, The Selected Stories Of Philip K. Dick Volume 1, The Selected Stories Of Philip K. Dick Volume 2, […]
FREDERIK POHL (1919 – ) is an American Science Fiction author, author’s agent, magazine/book editor and SF fan, with a professional career in SF spanning more than sixty years. Pohl edited SF magazines for nearly two decades, off and on, and worked as a literary agent for a decade or so, but he primarily known […]
Five more faves, five more of my best bets. These are stories to make your mind say “yum yum” and your wallet say “nightie-night”… 1. After A Lean Winter By David Farland; Read by Rick Jelinek 1 |M4A| File – Approx. 1 Hour [UNABRIDGED] Podcaster: MechMuse Podcast: Spring 2006 I’m very pleased to see all […]
ALAN E. NOURSE, (August 11, 1928–July 19, 1992), was an American Science Fiction author and physician. He wrote both juvenile and adult SF, as well as nonfiction works about medicine and science. His SF works generally focused on medicine and/or psionics. Nourse had helped pay for his medical education by writing short stories for magazines […]
All thanks to the Marooned: Science Fiction Books On Mars blog for this… Originally broadcast on January 27, 2004 in the wake of Opportunity’s landing on the Red Planet, Cultural History of Mars is a 35-minute piece from National Public Radio’s program Talk of the Nation. Hosted by Neal Conan, here’s a description of the […]